Si1ent

Hey guys, I have a 2011 RA

I might be getting a set of advan RS-D 18x9 with +35 offset

Just wondering what size lug nuts/locks would i need. Any suggestion/ideas

Any help will be appreciated! Thanks =D

Veronica

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For my Konig wheels i had to find out 1. what seat on the wheels (conical or rounded) and if you need narrow 'tuner' lugs. I can;t find our thread size - but a quick search will reveal it.

Stock lugs are rounded and most aftermarket wheels are conical.

Do you know what hub bore the new wheels are? You may (probably) need a hub adapter as well.

ralliart1

12 x 1.5mm
Depends on how much you want to spend and look you want.
Good selection here:
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/Me...tegory_Code=L1

pbassist12

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Would those fit the evo x gsr wheels?

ralliart1

I believe for the GSR you need to get mag seat lugs.
Here's what they look like:

Vivid Racing

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Evos and Lancers use 12x1.5mm lug nuts. For the Advan RS-D you need "tuner" style.

Agency Power makes a nice lugnut. Do you need locks? If you want to stick with JDM stuff to match the Advans, Project Kics is a nice brand to check out. Take a look here:

http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/w...on_X_08+&r=628

Veronica

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and a nice place for hub adapters i found is: http://www.justforwheels.com/index.j...=how&track=GHR

They shipped promptly and fit exactly

Vivid Racing

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Hubcentric rings are a must if your wheel bores don't match your hub. It looks like that site is selling plastic rings. I'd suggest metal rings if you do any spirited driving, especially if your track the car. The plastic rings just don't hold up to the heat from hard braking. They're fine on the street though. We've got hundreds of sets of aluminum hubcentric rings in stock.

Are they a vendor on here? We are!